US-supplied Himars launched against targets inside Russian border for first time
Ukraine has launched its first strike using American-supplied weapons against targets inside Russia's border.
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D-Day Heroes of D-Day sail into Normandy for 80th anniversary commemorations
During the voyage from Portsmouth, the veterans looked to the skies to see a flypast from an RAF A400M Atlas transport aircraft.
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D-Day The heroic story of CSM Stan Hollis - the only man to win the Victoria Cross on D-Day
During two dangerous missions, Stan Hollis destroyed several German positions, captured 30 prisoners and rescued his men.
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D-Day Ten things you may not know about Operation Neptune and D-Day
Operation Overlord was the name of the operation to seize Normandy, while Neptune was the amphibious landing phase of 6 June 1944.
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D-Day Veterans share experiences with today's service personnel ahead of D-Day commemorations
The veterans told of their service during the Second World War and were met with admiration from the serving personnel.
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Nato International partners get to bare their claws as they gather for Nato's Tiger Meet 2024
Schleswig Air Base in Germany is hosting Tiger Meet 2024, with 60 aircraft from 11 nations taking part in this unique training exercise.
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Sport British Army Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu rising star wins World Championship bronze medal
Army Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu rising star Bombardier Joshua Gibbs won bronze at the 2024 IBJJF World Championships in California.
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Hockey RAF Pumas beat British Army Fury to be crowned first women's Inter Services ice hockey champions
The first ever women's Inter Services Ice Hockey match was a thriller in Sheffield.
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Politics Former Royal Marines Colonel quits military to stand as Labour candidate in general election
Alistair Carns has resigned after 24 years of service so he can stand as a Labour Party candidate.
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Weapons and Kit PIAT: Britain's multi-role infantry weapon that served on D-Day and beyond
The British Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank could take on German armour - but required the firer to get extremely close to the enemy.
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Navy Military would be fit to fight under Labour, vows Starmer as he commits to at-sea deterrent
Party pledges to deliver 'triple lock' of current at-sea deterrence, its upkeep and the four Dreadnought submarines that are being built.
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Sport Military darts players compete for spot among professional stars at Operation Bullseye event
The final qualifier for the Blackpool event took place in Witney in Oxfordshire.
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Russia Russia not looking for direct confrontation with Nato, says head of the Armed Forces
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin admits things have become more dangerous, but denies we're on the cusp of a new world war.
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Aircraft Tributes paid to 29 victims of RAF Chinook crash on 30th anniversary of disaster
The helicopter had been carrying leading security personnel when it crashed into a hillside on the Mull of Kintyre.
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D-Day D-Day legacy passed on to RAF Air Cadets so memory of Normandy sacrifice not lost
The event was part of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Lighting Their Legacy torch roadshow
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D-Day Never-before-seen colourised photos of British Red Cross D-Day volunteers revealed
The images have been released to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings